Quiz about SAT: Advanced 1

Question 1

What is 436.7549 rounded to the nearer hundredth??

Accepted Answer

C) 436.75

Answer

A) 437

Answer

B) 436.755

Answer

D) 400

Question 2

Sergio read that one micron is equal to $$3.937 imes10^{-5}$$ inches. How is this measure written in standard form?

Accepted Answer

0.00003937 in.

Answer

0.003937 in.

Answer

39.37 in.

Answer

393,700 in.

Question 3

Joe is arranging 36 toy cats and 54 toy dogs on shelves at a toy store. He will put the same number of animals on each shelf and will not mix the dogs and cats. What is the greatest number of animals he can put on each shelf?

Accepted Answer

18

Answer

24

Answer

12

Answer

9

Question 4

The table lists the elevation of several places in the United States. Which list shows the elevations in order from highest to lowest?

Accepted Answer

6288, 2301, -8, -282

Answer

-8, -282, 2301, 6288

Answer

6288, 2301, -282, -8

Answer

-282, -8, 2301, 6288

Question 5

This figure shows the relative weight of objects in perfect balance. There are no hidden objects. The weight of one triangular-shaped block is the same as the weight of one sphere. Blocks with the same size and shape have the same weight. How many of these cubes would balance with 1 triangular-shaped block?

Accepted Answer

6

Answer

12

Answer

8

Answer

4

Question 6

When the Armstrong family unpacked after moving, they found that 1/5 of their glassware was broken. Which number is the equivalent to 1/5?

Accepted Answer

0.2

Answer

0.5

Answer

0.05

Answer

0.02

Question 7

Margo estimated that 3/8 of her studying time was spent on mathematics, 5/16 of the time on English, 1/4 of the time on science, and 1/16 of the time on history. Which list shows these subjects in order from the least to greatest amount of time Margo spends studying each one?

Accepted Answer

History, science, mathematics, English

Answer

English, history, science, mathematics

Answer

Mathematics, English, history, science

Answer

History, science, English, mathematics

Question 8

Ji bought a shirt at a half-price sale. The shirt was originally priced at $34.98. If the tax was between $1 and $2, which is a reasonable estimate for the total price Ji paid for the shirt?

Accepted Answer

Between $18.50 and $19.50

Answer

Between $17.50 and $18.50

Answer

Between $19.50 and $20.50

Answer

Between $20.50 and $21.50

Question 9

The Broncos' team score in the gymnastics competition was 246.17. The Falcons' score was just one hundredth of a point greater than the Broncos' score. What was the Falcons' team score in the competition?

Accepted Answer

246.18

Answer

346.17

Answer

246.27

Answer

247.17

Question 10

Ray went on a 792-mile biking trip. He rode his bike 6 hours each day at an average rate of 12 miles per hour. How many days did it take him to complete the trip?

Accepted Answer

11

Answer

6

Answer

12

Answer

72

Question 11

Jordan used a calculator to find the answer to the problem below. Which is one way Jordan could have known the answer was wrong?

Accepted Answer

It should be about 6.

Answer

It should be less than 3.

Answer

It should have four decimal places.

Answer

It should be a whole number.

Question 12

Sean baked 5 batches of cookies. Each batch contained between 3 dozen and 5 dozen cookies. Which is a reasonable estimate of the total number of cookies Sean baked?

Accepted Answer

60 to 180 cookies

Answer

36 to 60 cookies

Answer

180 to 300 cookies

Answer

More than 300 cookies

Question 13

Carla and Gina each had the same number of trading cards. Carla had 18 stacks with 12 cards in each stack. Gina had 12 stacks of cards. How many trading cards did Gina have in each stack?

Accepted Answer

18

Answer

16

Answer

14

Answer

12

Question 14

There were 10 rows of soup cans in a grocery store display. There were 5 cans on the top row. Each row below had 7 more cans in it than the row above. How many cans were in the 10th row?

Accepted Answer

68

Answer

75

Answer

61

Answer

50

Question 15

Beth gets a $10 allowance each week. Her total income for the week depends upon the number of hours that she baby-sits. If she earns the same amount for each hour she baby-sits, how many hours would she need to baby-sit in one week to have a total income of $46?

Accepted Answer

B) 6

Answer

A) 5

Answer

C) 8

Answer

D) 9

Question 16

For what value of x is the equation below true? 4x + 6 = 54

Accepted Answer

C) 10

Answer

A) 8

Answer

B) 9

Answer

D) 12

Question 17

Which inequality is graphed on the number line?

Accepted Answer

D) x > -6

Answer

A) x < 0

Answer

B) x > 0

Answer

C) x < -6

Question 18

Of the 120 eighth-grade students in Erika's school, 2 out of every 5 belong to the math club. How many eighth-grade students are in the math club?

Accepted Answer

B) 60

Answer

A) 300

Answer

C) 48

Answer

D) 24

Question 19

The values of x and y shown in the table form a linear pattern. What is the value of y when x is 3?

Accepted Answer

C) 9

Answer

A) 6

Answer

B) 8

Answer

D) 10

Question 20

This week Raj scored 5 points less than twice the number of points he scored last week. He scored 25 points this week. Which equation could be used to find x, the number of points Raj scored last week?

Accepted Answer

2x - 5 = 25

Answer

2x + 5 = 25

Answer

2x + 25 = 5

Answer

2x = 25 - 5

Question 21

Which equation is true for all pairs of values for x and y given in the table?

Accepted Answer

y = 5 * x - 1

Answer

y = 4 * x + 2

Answer

y = x - 1

Answer

y = x + 7

Question 22

What is the value of y if x = 30 and y = 6z?

Accepted Answer

180

Answer

24

Answer

36

Answer

306

Question 23

Anne worked at a fish hatchery. This plot shows the number of hatchlings she put into the 14 tanks at the hatchery. Into how many tanks did she put at least 900 hatchlings?

Accepted Answer

6

Answer

4

Answer

8

Answer

14

Question 24

Ricardo interviewed 3 people for a math project. Their ages were 29, 45, and 52. What is the range of these ages?

Accepted Answer

42

Answer

23

Answer

29

Answer

52

Question 25

This sign shows the prices for several dog beds in a pet store. What is the mean price of these dog beds?

Accepted Answer

$40.25

Answer

$41.00

Answer

$40.50

Answer

$40.00

Question 26

Waterford Middle School made a circle graph showing the neighborhoods in which its students live. The circle graph shows the percent of the student body that lives in each neighborhood. If there were a total of 2640 students in the school, how many lived in Orchard Park or Sinton Manor when the graph was made?

Accepted Answer

1320

Answer

528

Answer

924

Answer

1452

Question 27

This graph shows the results of a pancake-eating contest held at the county fair. Who ate twice as many buttermilk pancakes as blueberry pancakes?

Accepted Answer

Jake

Answer

Murray

Answer

Larry

Answer

Sven

Question 28

If Tory spins the arrow on this spinner 62 times, which is most likely the number of times it would land on a space labeled with the letter "C"?

Accepted Answer

31

Answer

21

Answer

16

Answer

10

Question 29

Chelsea's history exam covered colonial settlements and explorers. She had to write about 1 type of settlement and 1 explorer shown in the chart. How many different combinations could Chelsea choose from to write about for her exam?

Accepted Answer

9

Answer

6

Answer

4

Answer

3

Question 30

Each section of the spinner is the same size. In one fair spin, what is the probability that the arrow will land on a shaded region?

Accepted Answer

0.375

Answer

0.125

Answer

0.25

Answer

0.625

Question 31

This bar graph shows the number of animals adopted last year at the South Shore Animal Shelter. If one of these animals is selected at random to be the "Adopted Pet of the Year," what is the probability that it will be a kitten?

Accepted Answer

1/4

Answer

1/3

Answer

1/25

Answer

1/150

Question 32

Points R, S, T, and U all lie on circle Q. Which line segment is not a radius of circle Q?

Accepted Answer

QU

Answer

TQ

Answer

RT

Answer

SQ

Question 33

Jackie bought 16 pounds of ground beef to make hamburger patties. How many 8-ounce hamburger patties could she make with this ground beef?

Accepted Answer

32

Answer

64

Answer

24

Answer

16

Question 34

Which square has the same area as the rectangle above?

Accepted Answer

Question 35

Mr. Martin bought a new aquarium shaped like a rectangular prism. The aquarium measurements are shown below. He filled the aquarium half-full of water. How many cubic centimeters of water did he use to fill the aquarium half-full?

Accepted Answer

32,400

Answer

64,800

Answer

54,000

Answer

126

Question 36

Which unit could be used to express the mass of an object?

Accepted Answer

Kilogram

Answer

Kilometer

Answer

Milliliter

Answer

Centimeter

Question 37

The diameter of the circular base of Sara's model rocket is 4 centimeters. Which is closest to the circumference of the base of the rocket?

Accepted Answer

6.28 cm

Answer

25.12 cm

Answer

12.56 cm

Answer

1.57 cm

Question 38

17.95 - 15.49 = [Blank]

Accepted Answer

1.44

Answer

1.46

Answer

2.44

Answer

2.46

Answer

2.56

Question 39

The McCrory Hospital needs 4 new wheelchairs in one wing of the building. Each wheelchair costs a total of $266. How much will 4 wheelchairs cost in all?

Accepted Answer

$954

Answer

$844

Answer

$864

Answer

$1044

Answer

NH

Question 40

4/7 + 5/6 = [Blank]

Accepted Answer

9/7

Answer

10/6

Answer

10/5

Answer

10/9

Answer

9/6

Question 41

19 1/4 + 2 1/3 = [Blank]

Accepted Answer

21 7/12

Answer

21

Answer

21 1/2

Answer

21 7/7

Answer

21 3/4

Question 42

32 + (-14) = [Blank]

Accepted Answer

18

Answer

46

Answer

-18

Answer

-46

Answer

NH

Question 43

9.567 - 2.897 = [Blank]

Accepted Answer

7.33

Answer

6.63

Answer

6.37

Answer

7.67

Answer

NH

Question 44

4.36 * 5.7 = [Blank]

Accepted Answer

24.852

Answer

248.52

Answer

24.8052

Answer

23.852

Answer

NH

Question 45

8/7 - 2/1 = [Blank]

Accepted Answer

3/14

Answer

3/5

Answer

1/6

Answer

3/5

Answer

5/14

Question 46

4 1/5 - 2 3/5 = [Blank]

Accepted Answer

3/5

Answer

2/5

Answer

1/5

Answer

2/5

Answer

4/5

Question 47

45 - (-50) = [Blank]

Accepted Answer

95

Answer

5

Answer

-5

Answer

-95

Answer

NH

Question 48

7/16 - 8/21 = [Blank]

Accepted Answer

1/12

Answer

28/24

Answer

35/24

Answer

1/6

Question 49

1 1/2 * 2 1/4 = [Blank]

Accepted Answer

3 3/4

Answer

1/8

Answer

1/4

Answer

3/4

Answer

2 1/8

Question 50

36% of 240 = ____

Accepted Answer

86.4

Answer

0.864

Answer

8.64

Answer

864

Question 51

How many miles did Mrs. Miller drive one-way to visit these 3 sales offices?

Accepted Answer

140.71

Answer

103.82

Answer

140.61

Answer

141.71

Question 52

A company surveyed a group of people to find out if they liked two new snack mixes the company wanted to sell. Of the people in the group, 5/6 said they liked Snack X and 2/9 said they liked Snack Y. How much greater was the fractional part of the group that liked Snack X than the part that liked Snack Y?

Accepted Answer

7/15

Answer

1/2

Answer

11/18

Answer

2/3

Answer

11/9

Question 53

The drama club rehearsed a play for 4 2/5 hours during one week and 9 2/3 hours the next week. How many hours did the drama club rehearse the play during those 2 weeks in all?

Accepted Answer

13 4/15

Answer

13 1/15

Answer

13 1/2

Answer

14 1/15

Answer

14 1/14

Question 54

The seventh-grade class sold 928 tickets for the school festival. The eighth-grade class sold 1235 tickets. How many more tickets did the eighth-grade class sell than the seventh-grade class sold?

Accepted Answer

B) 273

Answer

A) 307

Answer

C) 247

Answer

D) 207

Answer

E) NH

Question 55

Last year, the average tennis match that Eduardo played lasted 155 minutes. He played 14 tennis matches. How many minutes did Eduardo spend playing tennis matches in all last year?

Accepted Answer

B) 1170

Answer

A) 1950

Answer

C) 775

Answer

D) 169

Answer

E) NH

Question 56

Mrs. Chavez used 984 sequins to make 12 costumes for the dance team. Each costume had the same number of sequins. How many sequins did she use for each costume?

Accepted Answer

82

Answer

84

Answer

80

Answer

78

Answer

NH

Question 57

In Ms. Martin's class, 5/6 of the students are in choir, and 2/3 of those students are girls. What fractional part of Ms. Martin's class is made up of girls who are in choir?

Accepted Answer

5/12

Answer

1/3

Answer

5/8

Answer

3/6

Answer

7/6

Question 58

A restaurant used a total of 51.75 cups of flour to bake some cakes. Each cake needed 2.25 cups of flour. What is the greatest number of cakes the restaurant could have baked?

Accepted Answer

23

Answer

20

Answer

21

Answer

22

Answer

24

Question 59

The cost of 6 books was $149.70. If each book cost the same amount and there was no tax, what was the cost of each book?

Accepted Answer

$24.95

Answer

$598.80

Answer

$74.85

Answer

$24.85

Answer

NH

Question 60

Lee's class planted a vegetable garden. Tomatoes were planted in 1/4 of the garden. The remaining 3/4 of the garden was divided equally between carrots and peas. What fractional part of the whole garden was planted with carrots?

Accepted Answer

3/8

Answer

1/8

Answer

1/2

Answer

3/4

Answer

1

Question 61

The Miller family bought 17.84 gallons of gasoline on Saturday. On Sunday they bought 8.3 more gallons. How many gallons of gasoline did the Miller family buy during these 2 days in all?

Accepted Answer

26.14

Answer

25.54

Answer

18.67

Answer

11.54

Answer

NH

Question 62

How much greater was the distance NuNu's family moved when she was 5 years old than when she was 8 years old?

Accepted Answer

3242.68 miles

Answer

1176.3 miles

Answer

3243.32 miles

Answer

4146.32 miles

Answer

NH

Question 63

How many of these small bags could he fill if he used all of the peanuts?

Accepted Answer

192

Answer

52

Answer

44

Answer

12

Answer

NH

Question 64

A submarine dove to a depth of 1756 feet in an ocean trench. The bottom of the trench was 18,374 feet below the submarine. How far from the surface was the bottom of the trench?

Accepted Answer

20,130 ft

Answer

20,240 ft

Answer

19,130 ft

Answer

16,618 ft

Answer

NH

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